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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 86, 10 April 1906, Page 1

WAHTEP. T>OY wanted for a shipping office.—Apply A* to Mr J. Shaldrick, \ Northern Company's Office, Onehunga. - /-. •. ' "DDOT at once, .2 smart A-» Boys.—Apply Pioneer Boot Factory, Trcnwith Bros., Wakefleld-st. rtpUNTRI" Agents wanted., sell new "fa'st- >* selling,novelty, over 100 per cent proilt.—Address M.E., 4SQ Star Office. ; jQ.H'UATION wanted oy Electrician; 12 +J' ' years' Experience; knowledge every known branch; all' repairs plant.—Reply Labour Department. High-st. "" —.! rr>a BAKERS.—Wanted, "a . Jobber.— A Champion Bakery. Newmarket.. i VyANTED, EVERYONE WHO STUDIES QUALITY AND STYLE TO WEAR CROWN BOOTS AND SHOES. Famous for Long Wear and Short Prices. rj-HE QROWN TK>OT pOi S4, Karangahape Rd. J|HETTMO SOON CURED HIM. A few doses of RHEHMO soon cured Mr Geo. Colledge, the well known Wellington Master Mariner. He writes:- — s "t was attacked with rheumatic gout. My feet were much swollen, and so very painful that I had to keep, in bed. Hearing of your cure for gont, I sent for a bottle of RHEUMOj. and after taking a few doses the effect was magical — the severe pain' left and the swelling disappeared; I was soon on my feet again and able to ea to work." RHEUMO is sold everywhere at 2/6 and 4/6 a bottle. T, XTTiAKTED SEEN, tne wew ngpffnv rrXA SETS - Tie PAHAGON China A, very effective shapes- and patterns st low price. Sets from 14/6 for 40 dlaom. Q n ueen^t. antt COl ° UrS - ~ WIL «ON'sS ryiLSON has just opened another shipt^t^^^ 1 of the favourite AFTERNOON CUPS AND SAUCERS. Early insDecrin» invited to secure choicest !V\^ A?s ' ri!:D K nown: Rainproof Coats, llzht 25i 'to °S?-_ . T a w^k* 16 ' lates t styles, from' *-o/ to 60/.~J. W. Shackelford. Queen-st. NTE D ' S.N OW.NTHE FRED. BROWN VENETIAN BLIND Was Awarded the First Certificate in* Only Gold Medal at the Auckland Exhibition. They are Superb. Cheapest and Best Four Years' Guarantee with everyHßUnfll FACTORY: PONSONBY ROAD? Telephone 214. ' 2 ' ; _r Vy.A N T E D JT N O W N— Yon' can have the ' - - • BUTTERICK FASHION SHEET (Illustra ting Newest Paper Patterns) Every month for a year for One Shilling (Stamps). Post Fvee. A ■ Thirty-page Catalogue,. Post Free, to Subscribers, or 3d, each. . . W. P. O fiIIiTIE ' QUEBN-ST. V AUCKLAND: '' : '1 ■\yn: > a=w:t Ed - - ■--■'•-. ;&,N4D. W N~' V T AND •QJONB, DENTISTS. HOB SON STREET (Opposite St. Matthew's Church). , SUPPLY UPPER OR LOWER SETS OE^ BEST TEETH, Two Guineas. • Good Fit Guaranteed. Old Sets of Teeth Re-made- to Fit the ; Moutn. Painless Extractions. Tyi ANTED JTSOWS. T AMBOURNES, .pONSONBY. JUST LANDED. ' SPECIAL LINES WORTH SIDERINGCHAMBER SETS, Large Size, 10/6 CHINA CANDLESTICKS, 6d each WHITE AND GOLD CUPS, only 4/ doz TUMBLERS, from 2/ doz 21 PIECE CHINA TEA SETS, from 7/6, splendid value MATCHING DINNER WARE, NEW PATTERN, GOOD . QUALITY, LOW PRICES. SPECIALTIES IN GLASSWARE, SPLENDID VARIETY OF NEW RATTAN CHAIRS AND LOUNGES. A N TE D X SO W N. gCOTCH QATCAKES igCOTCH JC3HORTBREAD , ig.COTCH jQJNGERBBEAD From McVitie and Price, of Edinburgh. O VARIETIES. 5 T3RICES FROM lAD TO I/O DEW'S /GROCERY ,QjTORES, NO. 1, QUEEN-ST. & VICTORIA-ST. TX7' A N T E D X N O W »> A SHORT PRICE LIST OF FURNITURE, IRONMONGERY. TOOLS. Wire-wove Mattresses. S/6; Wire-wove Stretchers, 11/6; Flax Mattresses. from*6/6; Kapock Mattresses. 12/6; Bedsteads, 22/6; Washstands and Dressing Table. 10/6 the pair; Duchess pairs from 38/6; Combination Chest, 30/; Kitchen Tables, 10/6; Kitchen Chairs. W.B. Chairs; 5 and 6ft Curtain Poles, with bras or wood fittings, complete, 1/11; Door Slips. 9d: Hearth Rugs, 1/11; some very Pretty Hall Curtains, from 8/6 the pair; Green Blinds on patent rollers, with fitting complete, 1/11. IRONMONGERY. — Improved Dover Stoves, reduced to 50/; Orion. Orb, and other Ranges; Kerosene Stove, 3/; Gas Rings, from 1/9; Spirit Stove, 9d; Meat Mincers, 3/11; New Coffee Mills, 4/6: Box Iron, 2/6; Mrs Potts' Irons (set of three), 5/6; Enamel Kettles, 1/11; Iron. Steel, and EnSmel Saucepans; Hanging Lamps, giving a large light, 4/6; Patent Hand Lamp, "to burn without glass. 9d; Nickel-plated Table Lamps, 5/11; Fenders: Ashpans, 1/6; Fire Irons; Wringers; complete CobbJer's Outfit, for Resoling Boots, containing 3 Iron Lasts, Iron Stand. Hammer, Knife,-. Pegging and Sewing Awls, etc., 3/6. TOOLS. —Hand Saws, 1/6. 2/6, 3/ upwards; Firewood Saws. 2/6;' Disston's Set of Keyhole Saws. 3 blades. 1 handle, 3/3One Man's Lightning,or .Crosscut Saws. 3ft' 5/11; Boxwood Rules; 2ft, 4-fold, 6d; Hammer, 1/; Squares, '9dr Smooth Planes, 3/6" 3ack Planes, 4/6; Try Planes, 5/6; Iron Vices, from 1/; Bench and Breast Drills: Callipers, 9d; Hack Saw, 1/6; Levels, I/Braces, 2/; Bits, 3d; Compasses, 1/:. Spokeshaves, 6d; Pincers. 1/; Plyer. 6d; Cutting Flyer, 1/6; Screwdrivers, 6d; Tinsmith's Snips, 2/3; Pipe Wrenchers. 1/: Screw Stocks and Dies; Glue Pots, 9d. H. R. W RO ™' 9 > ■ ; : -106 AKO 108 t : '